Comparative GC-MS Analysis of Phytochemicals from Clitorea ternatea L. (White Flower Variety) Leaves Treated with Planetary Sounds (Planet Earth and Planet Jupiter) and Estimation of Bioactive Compounds

Abstract

The butterfly pea (Clitoria ternatea L.) is a plant with various potential health benefits due to the presence of many bioactive compounds. The leaves contain triterpenoids, flavonoids, glycosides, and alkaloids. In the present experimental work, the leave extracts treated with planetary sound (Sound of Earth and Sound of Jupiter) classified as Medium-low frequency sound waves (200 Hz to 1 KHz), in methanol were checked for bioactive components through GC-MS and the third set was kept as control. Different bioactive compounds identified, were further estimated by using Lupeol (Merck, India) as an external standard. In compounds common among plants treated with Earth’s sound and control, 3-O-Methyl-d-glucose from plants treated with Earth’s sound was highest at 1.20 PPM. Compounds common among plants treated with Jupiter’s sound and control, 3-Hexenal from plants treated with Jupiter’s sound was found to be highest with 1.87 PPM, Similarly, compounds common among plant’s treated with Earth’s sound and Jupiter’s sound, Gamma sitosterol from leaves of plants treated with Earth’s sound was found to have highest value i.e, 1.27 PPM. Compounds that were common for all the three groups, plants treated with Earth’s sound was found to have increased Squalene with 1.23 PPM. A general trend of phytochemicals from plants treated with planet Earth’s sound had an elevated value. This suggests that the treatment of planet Earth’s sound has tremendous impact on the production of secondary metabolites in the referred species.